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I have a 2017 TouchbBar 13" MacBook with 4 TB3 ports. By itself it only supports up to two external monitors plus the built-in display. If I attach an eGPU, will I be able to use more than two external monitors?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.14
Hi,
In theory, yes. But make sure you check the specifications for the eGPU and what will the card support.
Have a look at this link from Apple.
“
An eGPU lets you do all this on your Mac:
to safely disconnect the eGPU“
Hope this helps.
Vicko
Hi,
In theory, yes. But make sure you check the specifications for the eGPU and what will the card support.
Have a look at this link from Apple.
“
An eGPU lets you do all this on your Mac:
to safely disconnect the eGPU“
Hope this helps.
Vicko
Yes, it will, but it costs on the order of US$1000. and provides full accelerated display capability.
If you only need a fairly slow display for pedestrian images like stock quotes or software listings, and do not need fine mouse-tracking on that display, there is a "simulated display" solution for US$50. It uses DiaplayLink technology and a DisplayLink chip in an external box.
https://eshop.macsales.com/item/NewerTech/VIDU3DVIA/
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Thank you Grant
If I use a eGPU, will it increase the number of external monitor supported by my MacBook pro?
